Thanks, glad you've been enjoying them! There is probably untapped potential for ride-specific Tile Inspector tutorial, but I haven't yet thought about what it might cover. I'll put it on the list of ideas, thanks!
I'm not really sure what you mean. If you just want to hide your path, you can use the invisible path style or hide it with the tile inspector. Or if you mean underground, way below the surface, yeah you could; but you won't be able to see it, so I don't really see the point.
Will the peeps pathfind on a queue with 3 connections and still recognize it as a queue and stan in straight lines even though there's no sprite for it?
I've never tried! The missing sprite wouldn't be an issue, but I'm not sure how the peeps would know where to go if the queue had a junction. That'd be something you'd need to experiment with.
I didn't realize that you could put the benches on the top tile and that they'd still use it. That's perfect for making a picknic park!
Yeah, they should work perfectly for that!
Love these tutorials. Perhaps show some tile inspector uses for rides at some point?
Thanks, glad you've been enjoying them! There is probably untapped potential for ride-specific Tile Inspector tutorial, but I haven't yet thought about what it might cover. I'll put it on the list of ideas, thanks!
Great Tutorial! Thank you!!!
Is it possible to have a proxy path under ground textures?
I'm not really sure what you mean. If you just want to hide your path, you can use the invisible path style or hide it with the tile inspector. Or if you mean underground, way below the surface, yeah you could; but you won't be able to see it, so I don't really see the point.
Will the peeps pathfind on a queue with 3 connections and still recognize it as a queue and stan in straight lines even though there's no sprite for it?
I've never tried! The missing sprite wouldn't be an issue, but I'm not sure how the peeps would know where to go if the queue had a junction. That'd be something you'd need to experiment with.